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On this Earth Day, SeaWeb honors the power of educators, youth and photographers to make a positive impact on our world. Appreciate the blue in our blue planet through the eyes of a teacher and students dedicated to ocean conservation and photographers around the world, whose images show us how our marine ecosystems are being devastated and the beauty of what we have to lose.

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Earth Day activities for children from KidSafe Seafood >>
Photographers commit to protecting our waters >>

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Seafood Choices Alliance
Honors 2008 Seafood Champions

Photo: Bethany Versoy/V2 Visuals

SeaWeb's Seafood Choices Alliance showcased sustainability in the seafood industry, lauding the dedication and leadership of six business leaders at a special awards ceremony and reception at the Boston Seafood Show on February 24. The annual awards were established in 2005 to recognize those in the industry who are advancing the marketplace for eco-friendly seafood.

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Press Release >>
Seafood Champions Video Interview >>

International Year of the Reef 2008:
International Coral Reef Symposium

Online registration for the 11th International Coral Reef Symposium is open ICRS will be held from July 7-11, 2008 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The symposium is held every four years to discuss worldwide issues with coral reefs. This year's theme will be "Reefs for the Future."

Learn About Corals' Decline >>
Listen to Coral Scientists' Podcast >>
Coral conservation through fashion >>

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